The Greatest Rock 'N' Roll Siblings

Brothers! Sisters! It's all about the siblings. We look at some of the bands where blood is thicker than water.

1. Biffy Clyro - James and Ben Johnston

Twin brothers James (bass) and Ben (drums) were both born on 25 April 1980. Together with their mate Simon Neil, they make up Scotland's greatest rock trio.

2. The Breeders - Kim and Kelley Deal

Kim Deal's twin sister Kelley was originally in the frame to join the Pixies, but it wasn't until the second Breeders album, Last Splash, that the pair finally recorded together. Kelley is older by 11 minutes.

3. Jez and Andy Williams - Doves

The twin Williams brothers performed guitar and drums duties for the Manchester band and have now set up their own project (minus bassist and singer Jimi Goodwin) as Black Rivers.

4. Kings Of Leon - Caleb, Nathan and Jared Followill

Three brothers in one band, plus cousin Cameron. They all seem to get along, too. Which is nice.

5. Oasis - Noel and Liam Gallagher

It was Liam's band. But Liam asked Noel to join. Noel said he'd join if the rest of them did what he told them to do. Superstardom beckoned. Paul Gallagher is their older brother. Paul was not in Oasis.

6. The Kinks - Ray and Dave Davies

Ray was the songwriter, but Dave was the guitarist who effectively invented heavy metal with his raw, fuzzy sound. The girls liked Dave, too. The pair fought bitterly throughout their time with The Kinks and haven't played together since 1996. Dave recently described his relationship with Ray as "toxic". Families, eh?

7. Arcade Fire - Win and William Butler

Not only are the Butler brothers in Arcade Fire, but Win's missus, Regine, is in the line-up, too.

8. Jet

Frontman Nic is the frontman and songwriter, while younger brother Chris is on drums.

9. AC/DC - Malcolm and Angus Young

Malcolm Young and younger brother Angus formed the Aussie powerhouse in 1973. Native Glaswegians, both Malcolm and Angus play guitar, but Angus is the one dressed as a schoolboy.

10. First Aid Kit - Johanna and Klara Söderberg

The Swedish sisters are currently one of our favourite bands, thanks to their gentle brand of folk.

11. Haim - Este, Danielle and Alana

The three sisters from San Fernando, Los Angeles, made waves in 2013 with their debut album Days Are Gone.

12. The Stooges - Ron and Scott Asheton

The band that propelled Iggy Pop to fame was the brainchild of the Asheton brothers - Ron on guitar and Scott "Rock Action" Asheton on drums. Both are sadly now no longer with us: Ron died in 2009 and Scott in March 2014.

13. The Jesus And Mary Chain - Jim and William Reid

The tousle-haired Reid brothers caused controversy when the JAMC launched themselves onto the world in the early 1980s. Their confrontational shows were soon replaced by some genuine poptastic hits.